A Motorola launched its first cell phone with a camera under the screen this Thursday (17). Known as Motorola Edge X30 Under Screen Camera Edition, the smartphone stands out for the display without any cutout or hole to house the photographic sensor. The launch still has an advanced technical sheet with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.
Motorola Edge X30 edition with under-display camera hits stores in China
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The new edition will hit stores a few months after its first official public appearance. In December, Motorola introduced the model with a camera under the screen alongside variants that place the camera in a hole in the panel. The commercial debut of the special edition, however, only happened this week.
The highlight is the 6.7-inch screen. Instead of bringing a hole or notch, the smartphone places the 60-megapixel selfie sensor (!) behind the panel – that is, the display is basically uninterrupted. In addition, the display has Full HD+ resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate.
Motorola Edge X30 has a special edition with a selfie camera behind the screen
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Datasheet brings triple camera and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
Otherwise, the cell phone resembles the conventional Motorola Edge X30. This is the case of the triple camera system, led by two 50-megapixel sensors (main and ultrawide). The grouping is completed with a further 2 megapixel component, this time to capture depth of field.
The datasheet is led by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. In addition, unlike the other variants, the launch has only one edition with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. The phone also has a 5,000 mAh battery with 68-watt fast charging and comes out of the box with Android 12 from the factory.
